In Dutch Pinball Museum you can reminisce your childhood memories. With more then working 100 pinball machines you don't have to be bored.
100 pinball machines
The Dutch Pinball Museum in historical Delfshaven is a go to for the whole family. In this museum it is allowed to touch the 'art works'! There are more then 100 working pinball machines on show, so you don't have to be bored. From original pre-war pinballs to a very special James Bond edition. The enormous collection is ever changing, so you never know which pinball machines you get to see during your visit. What you can't miss? The special Big Lebowski pinball machine.
Historical Delfshaven
The Dutch Pinball Museum is located in the historical building the Dubbelde Palmboom, which was originally build in 1825 as a grain warehouse. The area historical Delfshaven is characteristic and worth a visit. It is easy to reach by public transport as the metro and tram both stop here. Do you want to go to the museum by car? Then you can park in Q-Park Schiecentrale.
Two hour ticket
The museum is open on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. You can buy an entrance ticket for the full day or a time slot of two hours. That means you can play pinball for two full hours! The machines are open, so you don't need to use coins anymore. You can also hire the museum for a private event up to 125 persons.
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